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'For years, what most northern birders knew about where many birds 'winter' could be
summarized as blobby imprecise range maps covering some portions of more southerly latitudes.
Even less has been known about the Southern Hemisphere birds that move north for their winter.
This imbalance has finally begun to change. Importantly, because most migratory birds spend far
longer on their wintering than on their breeding grounds, and their conservation depends
substantially on what happens to wintering habitats. Birds in Winter summarizes the best science
on this topic to date--during an era that is sure to see a global expansion of wintering bird data.
This book will be a foundational publication for years to come. Congratulations to Roger Pasquier
for assembling this comprehensive trove of biological and ecological information. It will interest
birders everywhere and will be of vital use to students, scientists, land managers, policymakers,
and conservationists alike.'--Mike Parr, president of the American Bird Conservancy'For birds,
warm-blooded creatures like us, survival through winter is one of their greatest challenges,
especially for those that cannot or will not undertake the hazards of migration. They face often
equally challenging problems in staying, as their world changes drastically with the seasons. What
is so special about what they do to survive, where others would die? Read this book and be
amazed, inspired, and touched with awe.'--Bernd Heinrich, author of Ravens in Winter and
Winter World Read more “For birds, warm-blooded creatures like us, survival through winter
is one of their greatest challenges, especially for those that cannot or will not undertake the
hazards of migration. They face often equally challenging problems in staying, as their world
changes drastically with the seasons. What is so special about what they do to survive, where
others would die? Read this book and be amazed, inspired, and touched with awe.――Bernd
Heinrich, author of Ravens in Winter and Winter World“For years, what most northern
birders knew about where many birds 'winter' could be summarized as blobby imprecise range
maps covering some portions of more southerly latitudes. Even less has been known about the
Southern Hemisphere birds that move north for their winter. This imbalance has finally begun to
change. Importantly, because most migratory birds spend far longer on their wintering than on
their breeding grounds, and their conservation depends substantially on what happens to wintering
habitats. Birds in Winter summarizes the best science on this topic to date―during an era that is
sure to see a global expansion of wintering bird data. This book will be a foundational publication
for years to come. Congratulations to Roger Pasquier for assembling this comprehensive trove of

biological and ecological information. It will interest birders everywhere and wil